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Featured Inquiry:
Do you supply laser which similar to the specs as
attached 780nm?
Del Mar Photonics reply:
yes we offer 780 nm and 1560 nm Femtosecond Fiber Laser Buccaneer SHG 160/80 which cost 20% less than T-light 780 at the same level of output power. Or if you prefer we can offer higher power model Buccaneer SHG 300/120 - request a quote
Both models offer Best price/performance ratio. And remember we have Best price quarantee!
Wavelengths 1560 nm & 780 nm (mechanically
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Buccaneer SHG 160/80 -
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Femtosecond Fiber Laser with SH Generation
Wavelength (switchable): 780±5 nm (fixed) or 1560±10 nm (fixed)
Pulse Width (FWHM): <120 fs
Power output (switchable apertures):
>80 mW, 780 nm, TEM00, linearly polarized or
>160 mW, 1560 nm, TEM00, linearly polarized
Repetition rate: 70 MHz
Spatial mode: TEMoo
RF SYNC out: SMA connector (200-300 mV@50 ohm load)
Mode lock status: SMA connector (3.5/0 V) and LED
Buccaneer SHG (780nm) femtosecond fiber lasers
Features:
Compact design
Truly turn-key operation
Free space or fiber-coupled output
Long life time
Best price/performance ratio, including
Best price quarantee!
Application of the Buccaneer SHG fiber laser:
Amplifier systems seeding
Terahertz generation and detection
Multi-photon microscopy
Ultrafast spectroscopy
Semiconductor device characterization
Supercontinuum generation
Optical coherence tomography
Telecommunications
Material characterization
Micromachining
Nonlinear Bioimaging
THz spectroscopy
Education
| Buccaneer SHG 160/80 | |
| Pulse Width (FWHM), fs | <120* |
| Wavelength, nm | 780±10 |
| Average output power, mW | >80 |
| Repetition rate, MHz | 70** |
| Spectral width, nm | ~7.5 |
| Outputs: |
Power output (switchable
apertures***):
>80 mW, 780 nm, TEM00, linearly polarized >160 mW, 1560 nm, TEM00, linearly polarized Service optical output: 1560 nm, FC/APC (~1 mW) RF SYNC Out: SMA connector Mode Lock Status: SMA connector (3.5/0V) and Led |
| Operating temperature, °C | 22±5 |
| Warm up time for rated accuracy,min | 20 |
| Electrical data | 110...220 VAC, 50/60Hz |
| Dimensions | |
| Laser head, mm | 292x292x136 |
| Control unit, mm | 230x200x130 |
| Crystal oven control unit, mm | 290x150x80 |
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* - <100fs pulse durations available
upon request ** - please indicate the necessary value when placing an order (from 25 to 80MHz). *** - simultaneous dual output is also possible upon request with >80 mW@1560 nm and >80 mW@780 nm. |
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Buccaneer SHG 300/120 -
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